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Seven of Nine (born Annika Hansen) is a fictional character introduced in the American science fiction television series Star Trek: Voyager. Portrayed by Jeri Ryan, she is a former Borg drone who joins the crew of the Federation starship Voyager. Her full Borg designation was Seven of Nine, Tertiary Adjunct of Unimatrix Zero One. [2]
When Seven starts to leave the mess hall she collapses as other Borg implants begin to appear on her body. In sick bay, the Doctor reports that they cannot repair the node, and Seven will likely die without a replacement. Discovering a nearby Borg debris field, Janeway, Tom Paris and Tuvok take the Delta Flyer to find a replacement node. They ...
Seven of Nine, the Borg drone saved from the destruction of her cube, has her connection with the Borg collective severed. Her body begins to reject Borg technology. The Doctor must remove the majority of her Borg implants so she can recover. During the operation, she starts to have a seizure, caused by an implant in her brain.
A Borg drone, Seven of Nine, is dispatched to Voyager to facilitate this arrangement. After successfully driving Species 8472 back into their fluidic space, Seven of Nine is severed from the Collective and becomes a member of Voyager ' s crew. Seven of Nine's rediscovery of both her individuality and her humanity becomes a recurring theme ...
Seven reveals to Kim that she is the Doctor—Seven downloaded his program into her Borg implants, and he controls Seven's body. As Seven, the Doctor interacts with several Lokirrin crew, and their captain Ranek is attracted to her. Aboard Voyager, Tuvok has started going through Pon Farr (the seven-year urge to mate). When the planned ...
Voyager is docked at the Markonian Outpost Space Station, which has welcomed the wayward ship with open diplomatic arms, allowing the free exchange of gifts and ideas. . While meeting several representatives of various species in the mess hall, a man approaches Seven of Nine and reveals a container of several Borg implants, which she
Seven still decides not to go, and later discusses her feelings while seeing the Doctor about malfunctions in one of her Borg implants. The Doctor finds he cannot extract the implant, which reminds Seven that she is not fully human. Sometime later, Voyager is knocked out of warp by a nearby explosion. Though the ship is unharmed, they ...
In 2014, io9 rated "The Raven" as the 75th best episode of Star Trek, and stated it was one of the best episodes about the character Seven of Nine recovering from her Borg assimilation. [5] The fictional Raven spacecraft in the episode is a Federation vessel of the 2350s in the Star Trek franchise, and its design has been made in miniature model.